The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet

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This is a MIDI recreation of the track that's normally heard during the introductory FMV, made by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3-4% faster than in the game, but is otherwise a pretty faithful recreation.

The track is being rendered through an unknown (to me) soundfont that's meant to mimic a Roland Sound Canvas 55 MIDI module as closely as possible, and I used a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS to control the playback.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Intro

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This is a MIDI compilation of the various themes heard throughout the Executive suites and a few other areas in the game. It was originally arranged by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3-4% faster than in the game and he added a stereo separation in the bass among a few other minor tweaks, but largely the MIDI data is unchanged.

The track is being rendered through the Arachno Soundfont (http://www.arachnosoft.com/main/soundfont.php) a soundfont meant to compliment old MS-DOS video games. The MIDI controller I used is a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Executive Suites

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This is a MIDI compilation of the various themes heard throughout the Engineering Level and other areas in the game. It was originally arranged by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3% faster than in the game and he added a stereo separation in the bass among a few other minor tweaks, but largely the MIDI data is unchanged.

The track is being rendered through the Arachno Soundfont (http://www.arachnosoft.com/main/soundfont.php) a soundfont meant to compliment old MS-DOS video games. The MIDI controller I used is a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Engineering Level

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This is the amusingly playful and intentionally jarring theme that the player would hear in the elevators as they moved from one floor to the next. It was extracted and "touched up" by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3% faster than in the game and he added a stereo separation in the bass among a few other minor tweaks, but largely the MIDI data is unchanged.

The track is being rendered through the Arachno Soundfont (http://www.arachnosoft.com/main/soundfont.php) a soundfont meant to compliment old MS-DOS video games. The MIDI controller I used is a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Elevator

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This is a MIDI compilation of the many, many themes heard throughout Cyberspace. It was originally arranged by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). He added a stereo separation in the bass among a few other minor tweaks, but largely the MIDI data is unchanged.

The track is being rendered through the Arachno Soundfont (http://www.arachnosoft.com/main/soundfont.php) a soundfont meant to compliment old MS-DOS video games. The MIDI controller I used is a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Cyberspace

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｢光のチップチューンVS闇のチップチューン 対決コンピレーション｣
-Light Side- → novtos.bandcamp.com/album/vs-light-side
-DarkSide- →novtos.bandcamp.com/album/vs-dark-side

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Cyberspace

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